Spirits & Whiskeys
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| Item 1110 | POTTERY CHESTNUT FLASK WITH APPLIED HANDLE, "GOOD GAME" above a game basket with game birds and a rabbit on one side, hunting dogs and muzzle loader gun on other side, stamped "BULKLEY FISKE & CO/ NEW YORK" near base, mottled tan and tobacco glaze, very bold embossing, 8 ½" high, has a little high point wear, otherwise perfect. This is the extremely rare large size variant of this flask, circa mid 1800's, $650 |
| HANDLED WHISKEY FLASK, PURE MALT WHISKEY / BOURBON CO, KENTUCKY, amber, 8 5/8" high, fancy applied handle, applied ring lip, numerous bubbles in the glass. Has a pinhead size surface bruise at the base of the neck and a few very light wear scratches, a very rare handled whiskey, $950 | |
| "CHESNUT GROVE / WHISKEY / C. W. on raised disc on front, handled chestnut flask with long neck, golden yellow with an amber tone, Sand Chip Pontil, 9" high, applied ring lip. Fancy rigaree at the handle attachment point, nicely whittled, has some light wear scratching, otherwise perfect, a very rare and beautiful color for this flask, $900 | |
| HOPATKONG / WHISKEY / J. C. HESS & CO PHILA, 12 sided, deep cobalt blue, 10 3/8" high, applied ring lip. Has a ¼" chip on the outside edge of the lip and a few minor wear scratches, an extremely rare cobalt whiskey, $2,200 | |
| HANDLED CHESTNUT FLASK, "AMBROSIAL / B.M. & E. A. W & Co on applied seal on shoulder, amber, Open Pontil, 8 7/8" high, free blown with applied handle and applied ring lip, very crisp embossing on the seal. Has a few very minor wear scratches on the back side otherwise perfect. A fine example of this scarce flask, BENJAMIN & EDWARD WHITLOCK were in business in New York City in the early 1860's, $325 | |
| HANDLED WHISKEY JUG, American Bottles and Flasks color plate XV, STAR WHISKEY / NEW YORK / W.B.CROWELL JR in oval frame on side, light yellow amber, Open Pontil, molded vertical ribs on body, fancy applied handle, applied mouth with pour spout. Has a 2" crack under the upper handle attachment spot otherwise pristine perfect condition. Cracks like this frequently occurred when the handles were attached, circa 1860's, $495 | |
| E. G. BOOZ'S OLD CABIN WHISKEY - 1840 - 120 WALNUT ST PHILADELPHIA, figural cabin, yellow amber, 7 7/8" high, long tapered applied top, some bubbles in the glass, perfect condition. This is one of the early Clevenger bottles that was made in the 1930's, a great example in a much nicer than normal color, $225 | |
